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With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program, in a language/environment that supports them? If so why?

For clarity: I'm not asking about if programmers need to know SQL, or if I should have a SQL tool on my desktop. I'm asking specifically why I might have it in code (or config, or whatever) as opposed to an ORM.

With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program, in a language/environment that supports them? If so why?

With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program, in a language/environment that supports them? If so why?

For clarity: I'm not asking about if programmers need to know SQL, or if I should have a SQL tool on my desktop. I'm asking specifically why I might have it in code (or config, or whatever) as opposed to an ORM.

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C. Ross
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With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program, in a language/environment that supports them? If so why?

With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program? If so why?

With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program, in a language/environment that supports them? If so why?

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C. Ross
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Is there still a need for writing SQL?

With so many ORM tools for most modern languages, is there still a use case for writing and executing SQL in a program? If so why?